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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10
SMITH TOWN.

Miss BERTHE LpIzeIl. of Aaronsb urg
was visitor in this place last week.
Geo Royel bought the old cooper
shop and moved it on his premises. He
intends to make summer house and
an addition to his barn out of it.
Frank Smith, from near Boalsburg
formerly OF this place, was seen in our
town last week.
Mr.. 81 Mrs. Charles Weaver, from
Rock Spring, were visiting old friends
in this neck o. woods last week.
John Harshberger sold one of his
horses and purchased new one.
The deputy sheriff was in our town
last week on business.
The sale of John KimporL on Tues.
day WAS largely attended and nearly all
the articles brought their full value.
! must not forget to mention the
wedding OF A. B. g. g. d., though it
was noticed in last weeks JOURNAL.
Bnt the roast and other festivities were
not known TO the editor and so he relies
on his correspondent 10 furnish partic-
ulars. Well, here goes i: When the
couple returned from Aaronsburg a
well-prepared supper with roast tur-
key for centrepiece, was awaiting
them, and number Of guests who had
come TO offer their congratulations
helped TO get away with the sumptuous
repast. w. f. Smith deserves much
credit for the graceful manner in
which he carved the festive bird,
though it made him sweat. The cooks
must be praised for their skill in get
ting up the splendid lunch. After sup
per an earsplitting noise was heard out
side Young America some 40 strong,
were doing their best to scare out the
newly welded pair. But the best of
it all was the performance of little f.
year old Annie Smith, daughter of
w. F. ), who stepped off four of her
best dances. Future happiness is the
wish of your friend, JUMBO.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10
MADISONBURG.

Philip Frank moved on last Tuesday
into James WerL's tenement house.
Geo. Vonada is confined to his bed
with sickness.
Daniel Roush is not getting any bet
ter, but is gradually losing strength.
Geo. Limbert spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents and friends in
this place.
Henry Beck purchased horse at Ja-
red Kreamer's sale en- Monday. MI.
Beck expects to travel for some confec-
tionery firm in Philadelphia.
Jacob Kern sold his cow to F, A,
Yearick,
Mary had little cat, but the poor
little thing could not stand the broom
stick.
Calvin Runkle expects to teach a
subscription school in town this sum-
mer.
News is rather scarce this week. Il
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10
PENN HALL.

Mrs. S. j. Herring and daughter were
to Union county last week attending a
funeral.
Geo. Rowe, from Centre Hall, is at
present employed by j. G. Co ndo.
Quite lively fitting passed through
town on Saturday.
LAUNDERING seems to be the leading
industry in this place at present. D..
J. Musser has lately purchased Squire
Hering's walnut timber, and James
Leitzell, of Spring Mills, is preparing
to ship the remainder of the linn tim
Der to Lock Haven for the manufacture
of paper.
On last Friday evening the young
folks formerly called kids had taffy
party at Charles Horner's. We would
advise the boys,if they wish 20 feed the
girls taffy, to buy the molasses them
selves and not make the old gentleman
of the house pay for it, even if it were
only pint.
The agent delivering the books enti.
tied "McClellan's Own Story" was
through here and left several copies in
this place.
BENZ. Herring and wife, of Lock Ha-
ven, were visiting friends at Spring
Mills and this place. DENVER DAN
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10
SPRING MILLS.

John d. Homau left for the west on
Monday morning. He expects to visit
in Kansas and the adjoining states be-
fore he returns.
G. NJ Bower, Esq OF Bellefonte,
spent a few days in our village this
week.
Last week one day Jonathan Condo
left his horse, which was hitched TO a
sled, stand united in front of J. D.
Longs store The horse took advau-
tage Of its freedom and started away at
a breakneck speed, leaving the driver
tehind. The runaway was caught in
front of the Bibby House.
Geo. a. Runk is making a business
trip to Philadelphia where he expects
to remain several days.
Ground will soon be broken for the
new carriage shops to be erected In this
place. May the new enterprise meet
with abundant success.
Mrs. ChamberliD, from Kansas, is
the guest of DR.. T. III. VanValzah.
Hiram Grove, one Of our teachers,
has been OH the sick list for the last
week. being unable to teach. COnse-
queutly his school has been closed.
John Z. Condo made business trip
to Baltimore last week and reports that
he had a very pleasant time and formed
many new acquaintances.
Robert J. Zerby has concluded to be-
come a dusty miller and accordingly
has entered upon an apprenticeship in
the Touring mill under w. r. From.
A very pleasant gathering occurred
at the reside" ce of Mrs. Jane ID. Nofs-
ka, more familiarly Aunt Jane", on
Saturday afternoon last. 1t being her
birthday it was decided to celebrate it
by a grand party and surprise. To ac-
cOmpliSh this she was enticed to visit
one of her neighbors in the afternoon
of that day and not suspeoting anything
the lady took the advice in good faith.
Soon after her departure the guests be.
gan to come. Mr.. John Kennedy and
son, and Miss Molly Kennedy, from
Lewistown, Pa. were the first to arrive.
Then came Mrs. III. p. Crosswaite,
from Salidaysburg. Pa, Mr.. & Mrs. M.
b. Herring, of Lock Haven and T.. G..
Cummings, of Philadelphia. The
neighbors from far and near also gath
cred in and lent helping hand in pre-
pairing the supper which was indeed
one Of the grandest to be had. 1mag-
inc Aunt Jane's surprise when she was
sent for. She could not think what it
all meant until some one suggested
that herhaps her birthday had some.
thing to do with it. When she arrived
at her house she was still more surpris-
ed TO find her own table loaded with
things the most fastidiOuS tastes might
wish for. Then she was shown the
many and valuable presents which her
friends had in store for her in an ad-
joining room. 1t was time long to
be remembered and may she live to
have many more such surprises. Nv
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10
GREEN BRIAR.

The meeting i'll Paradise church ha!
closed.
1t keeps our people busy just now Il
attend all the sales.
Mr.. Grenninger talks of moving his
saw mill from this place. Did moi
learn whereto,
A valuable mule, belonging 10 Mr.
Torbert died last week.
Last Monday the teacher of Liberty
school did not need to teach, because
the scholars were wanting. That
school is very poorly attended this!win'
ter.
G.. E. Flnkle sold horse to a Nc,
Musser, of Woodward, the other day.
lfrs. VIM Wolfe, of Buena Vista,
H., paid this, her old home, visit.
She gives a very favorable account of
Illinois, yet old Pennsylvania has still
many attractions for her.
A highly prlzed dog belonging to Mr..
Sober, had his leg shot off by some un-
known person DR.. Musser is attend
inq the wound and there are hopes of
saving the animals limb. The dog is a
very valuable and well-trained pointer
and his master is worried exceedingly
over.the matter.
VIM Auman spent a few days at
home. ZlTZKA.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10

March 18TH George Burd, Aaronsburg, live
stock and farm implements.
w. II. Reifsnyder Au ct
March l2th-L. h. Slower, Madisonburg, live
stock and farm implements.
March lSth-T + Meyer, Rebersburg,l've stock,
carriage, buggy, cutter, harness and
furniture.
March lsth--Jacob and Daniel Meyer, execu-
tors of the estate of Philip Meyer, late
of Haines township, decd, live stock,
farm implements and houSeh hold goods
of decedent. j. Nj. LeitZell, Auct.
March l9th-James Witmyer, Coburn, live
stock, wagons, household goods.
j. NJ. LeitZell, Auct
March 2lst-F. p. Duck i mile west of Millheim,
liye stock and farm Implements.
j. Nj. Leitzell, Auct.
March 22nd-Jacob Gephart, Millheim, live
stock and farm Implements.
j. III. LeitZell, Auct.
March 2Sd-Emanuel Eungert, ,Haines township,
2H miles east of AaronSDurg, nNe
stock and farm impl ements.
j. NJ. LeitZel!, Auct.
March 24th-David Rurd,Slla miles west OF Mad
isouburg, live stock and farm lmple-
ments. Sale OF 10 O'Clock. Il. IN.
March 5th-Ephraim Rupp, Administrator Tor
the estate of samuel Rupp. late OF
Haines township, deceased live stock
and household goods.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10
WOODWARD.

John 2. Snyder, the storekeeper and
gauger has now charge Of a distillery
ives: of Bellefonte. to which place he
was called last week.
Last Thursday David Bowersox
moved to Union county.
j. c. Motz, Esq, is stocking his saw
mill at this place with very nice logs.
Our school will close next week.
News YerJ scarce. ARGENTI.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10

"A good building lot, located in the
central part OF town, for sale. Inquire
ut this Office.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10
sale REGISTER.

R1-Sdtes advertised through this office ariU be
inserted under this hedding free Of charge.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

Gn Dame bnpbe inoleoeref Guar bad
ct / en- 2lUis aperteret QGgteIfa63til6ub,
if Sunr tilbage, o9 9(i9jorelien beroeot
tiliioil alene paa, at ban ien6te benoe III
5oto9rafi. 9tu trai BET fig iaa, at 9g9te.
ifab8fanoioaten baooe ilaaet lin GlI
paa cit Gorilla glbe / Ell 0preGape %
bapoe fiebt ct 6Otograi af beunc. 9tttI
hapbe bnn lie9enbe iammen meb fine
egre, % / Sfumringen Jaeger ban et
8iQe6e ino / set til 8amcn Itreone
8rep, men be5Urrre bet of 0orillaen.
0agen otter if ban fra benoe folgenoe
8reo: "9et er iatbt, Sc fan life role
Gem al et uatfert gore, men 9e let bog
iaa arlig I'D, at jeg er piaie til at egte
DEM"
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
uiGSpanlta SufceS.

Oct paaboiler enbper Terion, ION bar
6ru9t Boschee's German Syrup, al
unoerrette iine &enner ON oars olbuns
oerlige Ggenitaber til at Gefbreoe Ses
ring, itGrf 0Oite, Stru5eboitc, 9tiibma,
2rngebetGnOelie, fort la0t, oGe 2ut9e-
% Strlbeipgoomme. Sngen fan brugc
Den uoen piebliffeli9 4inoring. Gre
&Ortioner pil belbreoe builtetlombellt
LiliGloe, % ri uuier BET lom en- Yligt
Tor ole 9~lpOtbefere at oubeiale ollie
lioenoe % oGenoe Inriu9spatienter at
iorie9e minblt en- SLATE, "a $4,000 9u=
lin 5lalter bar p9ret iOl9t / oct lioite
Mar, og / boert encite TlliGloe bar Den
binlpet. Gn iaaoan Wieoicin iom
German Syrup FOREIGNER al Den ll6brez
Belle, Den fan ian. Sppr9 Goers Npoz
If fer eiter Oct. Er6uefldlter iGlges ior
10 Gents. StegulGr Stsrrelle IS Gents.
SGl9es al ollie NpOtbefcre % 0anDels=
mpno / De 6oreneoe Stater % 9anaoa.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

Benjamin Sransliu bar i~ropanlig-
pig Sriaer. IA Fan cit Dag eif en- 2ur
| 2onopn neo en- Sen, raaoeoe Sennef
bam til at ta9e SriGerne al. "gaei",
luareoe 6ranflin, "8riQerne beparer
ginene." Neppe bapbe Fan ubtalt, fSr
ban 9anife tilfGlois fom til at puiie til
en- Siauer. "9an S life ie Ser ipr?"
raabte Siaueren, "sio Sanben bapoc
Seres 8riler!" ger 0u," iasoe
5raUfliu meb ct Smil, "enbnu en- 6pr.
Def peb at 9aa meb Sriller; bapoe jeo
life bapt Dem pau, Liable 6pren oiltnoi
pnIfet, at 5anben ifuloe taee minf
Zine"
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
Sdriue %hctbreSct.

On GanmI sa3t, en- bar tya.te, rs tilaa8tira grari5
% gi-tusm N 3i,,Httt 4~tslouar r + eeaessiis at III,
t.i,n a1a 81 'mpeIi ptenitmigbd ior bon Burtjge o8
.ep-F,ut &Ar 81 &asli8 %r'D1lt, Bortieldie. Ai5mo
etc eira5g. os NHu3,sutugljessau, tiuige IN traitle
s.u|U,mguttraC Spr Tor HrVss G~vGtt.is % al,
Fs-i.2jT, HH7cg Del iou, M N.ist tiierat bapt prsps.
IS 9bHHe,rltg, tel5rsocuoc Sratt / Gupn5u al 8il.
Jse, o1 stsy. 4...ta ~btlenoi ior l:o.aos Qltuacip.
.@itgi'ot' o eeads <.9a9GriRo ps gnlet ON a. ll2lpt
.a0o jtay }ietlfr, oil i,s i%iiienoe int &le, ioa emit,
mn.s s,ai. &gcevt pa0 {pett, 6rauiI clG eu3di,
loo usiagl1 8notsuinB ior lil5ereodie % Srus. Gils
Hot / 49i,n pec &ercsie "a 6rimaris os bette Slabs
avn III u. u. Eege5. l49 Yowsrs 8tot, &odelier.
r.. .. s1al9.e.o.p.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
Gr or 0rGuier ior 9ettroerbsSen ?

8ette S%pprs8naal blep for fort Gio
iioen bi5tuteret al TIE frantic Spnrna
litter paa en- Safe, og ba Den enc al Senl
paaitOo, at Der ooerbopeoct iuoen @r9nz
Ter gabe8 for ben, beIllltteoe De, at en-
bUer at Dem Ituloe inbrpfte / Ntpiieu e
ida ooerippnot, ~unaturli9t o9 ablurb
Advertisement iDm pel mulis. @irfs
ningcn al bi8ie 9(pcrtisiementer Iiulbe
pa piie oct enOelige &eIultat.
On forite al S(ooerblaoet inbrpfs
feoe fOl9eubr iiOGeoe advertisement :
"6aanb paa Sjertct! SmOO Snpiens
oelie At / 6rc. so Sent. / BoitmGr'cr
mcooete8 3beurien til en- ganite nj
6Ornemmeiie, Der frembrinaer 9jRrli9
beo % &uloe. 2(oresie: A. b. poste
restante."
Sen anoen SourraliIt bel1tteoe Ell
gammel Opertro iOm 2oftenno pg inb
rDfteoe Ipl9enoe 2inier: "Giter Eli
bd9efpm'ten ira Den anoen Gerocn !
OpcrroIfeuoe 9tp6eoer fra Ell bebre
Geroen erbploes impb SroIenoeiien al
/ 6rc. so Gent. / Yoitm9rter. NQe
6emmeli9beoer a~illereS, ctbuert Wfprtc
ppflare8. Ipresie: b. G. poste
restante."
Den treble al Sc SdmncuiuOrne gao
Zig ittc ben llleiligbeo at opiinoe roget,
#en itreo li9eirem: "Sea lopcr Sntet,
jes iorpti8ter mig life til 9tpget. @tcn
mllliS peuter Ser Slibieuoeren al ! 6rc
80 Sent. / &oiirimhrfer en mrrfelig
O%uerraitelie. Spent peo? GoresIe:
G. d. poste restante."
Disie apcrti8iemcntcr FOO lan9t
beore art, eno ielue 9lcperblabet bapoe
trpct. Ser reonebe &oItmarfer neo ira
ale &anter, % mango 6olf, ipm life
iif Scor, inoIcnbte poanD liue Yoltmnrs
fer. 9eu treble Sournalilt tit DC mIleite.
Suotr9ten nrpenote De / ct ~uelbnbigt
9iemeb % furtalte berpda omitrnSclj9
be(e Sagen / fine 8laoe, for at 6olf
bog fliube iaa at uioe, bpprtil beres
8oItmrrfer bar bleplie auoenbte. Wteu
Spprs8maalet uar lcit: De ire Spsses
iu9le pibIte iii, at BEN mennsiteli9e Set
trpenbeo insen @ranier bar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
COMMUNICATIVE ben 1000 yarts 1881.

Mmerifanif. "Salu, smitb! 8an
On tnatte ben: Suis en- Monb glitter
Jig meo lin aiosbe Sutrus Steoipiters
2ante, bporoan or ban ian / 5anilie
meo bsnoe?" "Soab for uoset -. af.
oGoe SuItris -. Steotante -. itop
liot, LAB mig ie -. nei, ben fan jee
i;fe." "aan On pirfelis life? ian er
10 benoes Manb."
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
alt Wnligt.

0crtngcn al WiOntmOrenip bleo oes
pelis iauret / ct Slas. "a man piloe
trriie 9um os opmuntre BAN til at bite
lamme 6eltempo / 0gben, iom ban altio
baobe oiit / 9ipet, iparebe ban: "8en,
Der bar anoerot 60 9lar pna at lepe ret,
ban fan uel anoenbe ct 2pnrter pan at
% ret"
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

GicnNommelig SammeHliBniug.
u: "6or, 9amle Sen, Dc % 9eres
Stone fan egcntliJ lisnes PED ct 9obt
Re9ueerempel."
D.: "6uorfcbes bet?"
o.: "So, De saar iaa fuloitanoi9 op
/ ~binnnoeu, at Der life bliuer an5et emo
Nul tilba9e,"
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
9tuc Memnejfer CT life jlctte,

heller life or ale preparereoe Weoicinei
up~aalioelige. 9ette bepiies peo &elul'
taterne al 8ruaen al Or. Sarter's Iron
Tonic for Iet 5orSSielie. &beumatisme'
SfroFer, @uliot, 2eueripsoomnre % al
minoelia Sp4ffelle.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

Observation-Disclosures gWna Spr9ine
0olm-Trpfen 6reoerife GDriitiane Sdoum
at 6reoerifsber9.- - ntifpitetsbaroier 6reoe.
rif 8iloltlpot o9 0uftru Marie S9rine Sire
oerite G1riltiae, ipot Sdaoe.-SDnano Ie.
Der 0anlen. IS etailbanolerlfe 9ouiie STA
t9iloe Npr9aarO.- = remierl0itnant, Asiilteni
peo neutrality-suspicious. @aloentar u bert
Gotparo Sprenien pg 0uitru Spoia Gnimo
Gpncoroin, foot 8~rogbitao, be8geS arpin9er
uofaloes .-9gofer Beoer Beoerlen % @ultru
@unilo anpoien. -llbrma9er o9 SusmGsler
Carl &eter 0enrif ~&dnpfner. -Spmmermano
8aloemar (gsalter) Oscar Seebed. - Sp-
mano Carl SOban 0olit.
9p9itbr,-Garl Nu9uit G~ariirn, @us
eier / Hpaiteo cg formentlis Spn al aiopoe
GarI Gubcrion al 5pfetprp, Stiplanoa So9n
peh @gteborg.
3roeube.-6usmm Cars g!auieu os
ouItru Saren, fpbt Jtasmusien.
Sabn.-I ils aron NnOerien at 8uisiel.
bolt.
Sorfens.-NitG9tsmdno Gasmus Stte
lens Gnfe Maren Mortensoatter af &nuos
luno.
Observation-Disclosures Cars Sueno.
len.
or s.-@jeit3iuer Sens Tielien
al Spoerups Suitru gecilie, feot ytielien.
observation-disclosures Sans Sepe>
rim Sanien ps 9uitru Sophie Imalis.
Nestpeo.-4ue gbriitenien, gnfe eiter
Snsmano Gbriltian Sacpbien al NGitelsp.
Tans.-Sfibsisrer Teoer Iuoerien af
Rcrobp, bDo / San Sranclsco.
Observation-Disclosures % l~lolis9er
Sans Seplen Of gtamiut nnoer aolonien
gbriIttansbaab.- 5ormano al Splonlen Suts
fertoppen CLAUS Stii,e glauien.-Golonibe-
ltprer Wis 9aurib glberg Of Gbriitiansbaab.
Weoenanferte 0aulfe / Nmerita ilofaloes
lom @rpinser / 0posbocr | Nanmarf, pg /
5ilfGloe al oeres 9po inotaloes oeres Otter
laote euer Tarmeite:
clipper 9iabs Ssrenien Sbien at 6reSe
ricia, borte Iiotn 1868.
9aul Gbriitiun glauieu, borte / IA Iar.
Sernene ai Cars Waoien % Saitrn Zine
airltine Sersensoatter. oun par Batter al
aftrgtsmano SOrsen Sprscnien, Stucoer.
lpie, % Suitru aareu Spiie Sansoatter.
Semano Setter Spreuieu Slortb, Ssn af
anuo Siortb % Suitru gatbrine Teterien al
6ollteo.
Nruinaerne eitsr Nicolai Brandt Berg ps
eiter hans Suitru 4una airitine Berg. Ri
colai Brandt Berg bOeoei i'm lib / &alpb-
fteot % iioIt / 5lensbors / Slesois. anna
8irltiae Serg par osbt ben 13oe Yearts 1893
% opoe ipm gnie 2oe December iilor. Snn
par 9atter al Sans Simonien % airitine
Ibomasoatter al TjGrebprs / 9anmart.
leres Ssu Better Berg er oSo usift, % oeres
sorise Irpiuser iuotaloes.
Susmanosente Of N9itelse Vine Gbriitens
fen Sacobiens Ssofenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

Heflame. Gn Menngericier / g(me'
rita befjenbtsjorbe, at bans nalmiibe.
lia lGrpiQise Glefnnt eaa ben foreltaa'
enoe Scneficeforeltiains pilbe ~fpreoras(
npsle Mulitltpffer paa ct prGstlst Slp'
ael al Graro. glae Mennelfer itrpm=
meoe til for at bpre Den npe &irtuos, pq
Gieren tug ino en- Wasie Eense. =
Mpo Slutninsen al SOreitilin9en bler
ct Ilunfenoe MT Slpsel baaret IND o9
ppitinet miot paa Cirrus. 2da9ct bler
Ilaaet Op, lpolOs Stil9eO 9eriteoe.
= @leiauten sior fin iabuanlise aom'
pliment for Yublifum, trGber ben til
Slpselet, lSfter i'm enc SOB % letter
ben paa &lapiaturet. Yluoieli9 iioitp-
Der ben ct Iorierbelist, tlasenoe Stris,
iom IGtter Yublifum i itor Insit. On
refs gier trroer enoelis til, ps eiterai
ban bar Ituffet lit !SOpeo ino / Glefan'
tens Sab, iom for at iaa uioe @runoer
til oens &lase, laoer ban ben t~pfbubeot
Sirtnos fpre bort fra Slpgeiet, ibet ban
siuer bet ~icrbauieoe Yublifum fpl9enbt
Grflering:
"G(efanten tan bespGrre life ipiat
paa bette Slpsel. !San CT blepet altiol
lterft ansrebet % rpitet, oa ban / 2au'
acnterne bar sjenfjenot jim oprebare al
osbe Wooers S9noer."
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

Ger er 10 Metaler, ipm cr mere
pGrbiiuloe enb Cub, men Der finbes
life noSet 29semiooel lpm Siseloius
Positive Cure for 6oite p9 6orflelelie.
ct bartlat os bebasclist Ntiooel for
Spgoomme / 9alien % 9un9erne. so
Gents ps 81. Giliolgs bOs s. 8.
Mprtsomerp d So. (Marts).
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

Strcns Siitiplin. "Gu, Der bor.e.
bpuricr siDr On iaabanne 8eur9elier
meo Sooeoet!"
&etrutcn: Seq piloe bare nyie."
"0et fan On penie meo, iii je9 bar
commandment: Yaa Stebet Suit!!"
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

6lGbe. Mina, nua bu ipiier noget
sobt, ida slGSer bet mig, Cs naar je9
ipiier npset goot, iaa sl9oer bet big. Oct
oeo jeg! On lfal BABE Ell @laoe ps
life jes, = berior ipiicr jeS 5iitert.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

SpiicgiGiten: "Snrt. fibcr Den
6lnb ber?" "Nei, Sen bar ingel
9enber." "9et bar Sfaoe, e(Iers
ifuloe Ben facet Sou at foriDse fig pan
bet SiU5, IOm De bar opoortet mig meO
bag"
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16

I'll SeitDrelisn for "banif &uinoe.
lamfuno" pil til &i9sbagen bliue ino-
Ienbt CT Sorcsic a~ngnaeube Suinbers
fommunalc Stenmeret. Ibreslen CT
iremlast til Undertaking.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
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minneapolis, Wtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-16
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The unemployed persons who frequent
Trafalgar square, in London, England,
formed in a body aud marched to the
Mansion House, where they demanded
IN interview with the Lord Mayor. The
Lord Mayor declined to hold any con-
versation with the mob or its representa-
tiyes. The crowd insisted upon an in
terview, but were again refused. They
then denounced the Lord Mayor, after
which they started back TO Trafalgar
square. They stopped at the office Of
the Standard and hooted and jeered.
The police attempted TO move the crowd,
but were met with resistance. They then
charged the mob and seized black BAN
ner and number Of red 1igs. The mob
scattered, but soon afterward rallied.
The leader Of the crowd shouted, "Men,
assert your fightsln and the mob rushed
upon the police and succeeded in forcing
them back from their position and in re-
capturing the black banner. The police
soon rallied, however, and again chatged
the mob, who became dcmoralized and
ran IN every direction. 4 meeting OF
sympathizers with the Chicago Auar.
chists, who are under sentence OF death,
was held at Finsbury Square. Stepniak
and Prince KrapOtkine, Russian Anarch-
lists. addressed the meeting. Krapotkihe
made fiery speech, in which he declared,
that IL the condemned men were hanged,
their comrades would be fully justified
in wrcaking vengeance upon those who
were responsible for their death.